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@peterr0x/usage-plugin

v0.1.1

Published

Automatically tracks token usage and cost per agent session, supports configurable monthly budgets with warning notifications, and auto-cleans old records based on a retention policy.

Readme

@peterr0x/usage-plugin

An OpenACP plugin that automatically tracks token usage and cost per agent session, supports configurable monthly budgets with warning notifications, and auto-cleans old records based on a retention policy.

How it works

Core (SessionFactory)          Event Bus              Usage Plugin
─────────────────────         ─────────              ────────────
agent_event (type=usage) ──→  usage:recorded  ──→    on('usage:recorded')
                                                      │
                                                      ├─ buffer in memory
                                                      ├─ debounced flush to storage
                                                      ├─ budget check
                                                      │
                                                      └─ notifications.notifyAll(...)

Core emits usage:recorded on the event bus whenever an agent reports token usage. The plugin listens, stores records (month-partitioned, in-memory cache with debounced writes), checks budget thresholds, and calls the notifications service when a warning or exceeded status is triggered.

Commands

| Command | Description | | -------- | ----------------------------------- | | /usage | Show usage summary for current month |

Configuration

| Setting | Default | Description | | ------------------ | ------- | -------------------------------------------- | | monthlyBudget | 0 | Monthly budget in USD (0 = no limit) | | warningThreshold | 0.8 | Trigger warning at this % of budget (0-1) | | retentionDays | 90 | How long to keep usage records |

Configure interactively:

openacp plugin configure @peterr0x/usage-plugin

Permissions

| Permission | Why | | ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | | events:read | Listens to usage:recorded events from core | | services:use | Calls notifications service for budget alerts | | services:register | Exposes usage service for other plugins | | commands:register | Registers the /usage command | | storage:read | Reads usage records from plugin storage | | storage:write | Writes usage records to plugin storage |

Installation

npm install @peterr0x/usage-plugin

License

MIT